Installation Guide

4. WALL STUD MOUNTING: For mounting over the wall

stud, drill two small pilot holes for the wood screws (EE).

Place one of the washers (FF) on each wood screw (EE).

While holding your fixture pan (A) in line with the pilot

holes, screw the wood screws (EE) into the wooden

studs. Tighten until the fixture (A) has been secured to the

mounting surface.

DRYWALL MOUNTING:

Place one of the washers (FF) on

each wood screw (EE).

For mounting into drywall, drill 3/16

in. holes for the wood screws (EE). Insert the drywall

anchors (CC) into the proper holes and screw them into

place so they are flush with the surface of your drywall.

While holding your fixture pan (A) in line with the drywall

anchors (CC), screw both wood screws (EE) into the

drywall anchors (CC). Tighten until the fixture (A) has been

secured to the mounting surface.

For safety and proper operation, the fixture (A) must

be properly grounded. If you are unfamiliar with the

methods of properly grounding your fixture, consult a

qualified electrician. A bare copper or green ground wire

is pre-attached to the fixture (A). If the electrical box is

plastic and has a green or bare copper grounding wire

inside, the bare end of the fixture grounding wire must

be secured to the green grounding wire inside the

electrical box using the one of the wire nuts (AA) (Fig. 5).

If your electrical box is metal and contains no ground

wire as part of a grounded electrical system, you need

not do anything more, as the metal chassis will be

grounded via the electrical box mounting screws.

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS

Washer

x 2

Hardware Used

Wood

Screw

x 2

Drywall

Anchor

x 2

Wire Nut x 1

Hardware Used

Machine

Screw

x 2